During Milan Fashion Week, Jimmy Choo did more than just unveil a new collection; it declared a powerful message.
As the brand commemorates its 30th anniversary under the creative vision of Sandra Choi, the Fall 2026 presentation transformed a traditional Milan venue into a personal studio, providing a closer insight into the brand’s evolving essence. This season’s collection felt intimate. Reflective. Empowered.
“I was captivated by the concept of enhancing the leg, expanding our artistic canvas,” Choi explained. This theme was evident from the very first look.
The spotlight this season is on boots. From knee-high and low-heeled styles to Western and Biker designs, each pair strikes a perfect harmony between practicality and boldness. The Biker boot, in particular, steals the show. Made from durable leather with an ankle buckle detail, it comes in deep brown, classic black, and luxurious velvet suede, embodying a tough yet sophisticated vibe—ideal for creating a standout ensemble.
A youthful spirit also permeates the collection. Choi articulates it as balancing youthfulness with experience, a characteristic visible in the juxtaposition of utilitarian silhouettes and refined details. Here, glamour exudes confidence rather than fragility.
Esteemed styles return with innovative updates. The Scarlett makes a reappearance in both lace and nappa leather, while versatile options like the Caly Boot and low-heeled Eyla sling-back shine. For evening ensembles, the Coko heel and Issy Pump exude the signature Jimmy Choo brilliance without veering into excessive formality.
On the accessory side, the Cinch bag resurfaces in a spotted snake print inspired by a recent collaboration with Conner Ives. The collection is further complemented by the Bar holdall, Margot, Eska Loafer, and a fringed Bar Hobo.
Personally, I appreciate when a brand embraces its strengths. For Jimmy Choo, that essence is confidence, expressed boldly from the ground up this season.
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